Proudly protecting the Peak District and South Yorkshire countryside since 1924. Also working as Friends of the Peak District.
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Founded in 1924, the charity works to protect the landscapes of the Peak District and South Yorkshire.
We're the @cpre branch for the Peak District and South Yorkshire, and the @Campaign4Parks branch for the Peak District National Park.
cprepdsy.org.uk
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Drought action waits for taps to run low instead of keeping rivers alive🚿
We need a more proactive approach to keep chalk streams flowing, protect farms & shield species🌊
This must include industry fixing leaks, & campaigns to boost water efficiency🚰
theguardian.com/environment/…
ALT A reservoir with receding water levels, with grazing sheep in the foreground
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Watch this wonderful short film by Vicky Frost HVPDCRP about our adventures telling Ethel's story. Ethel was the founder of the @cprepdsy & was a major reason Sheffield & Britain have National Parks, Greenbelt etc @sj_unwin @GleadlessVTrees @FOGPark1 @andyksheffield @wardsendcem
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
And to establish links between existing woodland and tree cover through providing “stepping stones” to allow species such as Willow Tit to increase their range, and to provide extra cover and food for a range of species, such as Redwing, Fieldfare and Ring Ouzel. (3/3)
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Trees have been planted for a number of reasons: replacing iconic veteran trees to ensure we have Hawthorns and Rowans for the next generation of people and wildlife to enjoy…
🌳 100 trees for 100 years of countryside care 🌳cprepdsy.org.uk/news/100-tre…
We’ve been working with @cprepdsy to plant and protect 100 trees across the Eastern and Burbage Moors to mark their centenary (1/3)
Thanks for the lovely chat and good tunes today! Here's a snapshot of our 'office' for the day. We've had our cuppa and are ready to get back to planting more trees. @BBCSheffield @pauletteish cprepdsy.org.uk/news/restori…
We've been chatting to @pauletteish on @BBCSheffield about our Centenary Tree Planting. To find out more about our work to restore iconic moorland trees visit cprepdsy.org.uk/news/restori…🌳
This month, you might spot metal tree guards popping up on the moors. As part of our centenary tree planting, we're replacing iconic moorland trees and creating wildlife corridors to support bird species like the Willow Tit and Ring Ouzel. cprepdsy.org.uk/centenary-tr…
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
This evening, my youngest daughter and I walked a mini pilgrimage from the place where Ethel Haythornthwaite was born to the place where she is buried. It is not far, but it felt like a special journey. @cprepdsy
We’re hoping to plant 100 trees in the moorlands around Sheffield as part of our Centenary Tree Planting programme. That’s one tree for every year we’ve worked to preserve and enhance the countryside. But we need your help to bring this project to life. cprepdsy.org.uk/news/restori…
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Make sure you get your application in for the Community Energy Fund.
Grants of up to £5000 are available to support activities and initiatives that meet the funds aims and objectives.
Deadline for applications is 9am on 3 February 2025.
highpeak.gov.uk/CommunityCli…
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Our new handbook for growing human-nature community relationships is launched today!
findingnature.org.uk/2025/01…
We’d like to congratulate and thank the the House of Commons for (finally!) voting to introduce a Deposit Return Scheme, by approving the Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers Regulations 2024. Along with the wider @CPRE we’ve campaigned for this for an awfully long time🥳
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Thoughtful @newfieldsheff students think “Exploits of Ethel” is an important project because she was a “local figure and founder of a group that is still important today” – referring to charity @cprepdsy @CPRE @salthepoet @sj_unwin @GleadlessVTrees @discombobulous @susannahwright
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
🌞Lower bills, renewable energy, and climate action – that’s what the Sunshine Bill can
deliver. But it can’t happen unless MPs vote for rooftop solar on 17th Jan.
📩 Email your MP today and have your say:
takeaction.cpre.org.uk/page/…
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
This year sees the 60th anniversary of the opening of the Pennine Way.
Throughout 2025 there will be a rolling exhibition along the 268-mile trail that runs from the #PeakDistrict all the way to the Scottish Borders!
Find out more...
nationaltrail.co.uk/pennine-…
@NationalTrails
Celebrate a century of countryside care by supporting our Centenary Tree Planting. Our goal is to plant 100 trees in the beautiful moorlands surrounding Sheffield - one tree for each year we've worked to preserve and enhance the countryside. 🌳cprepdsy.org.uk/centenary-tr…
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
🌿 75 years after the 1949 Act, Natural England continues its legacy by protecting National Nature Reserves like Kinder Scout, collaborating with partners such as the @PeakDistrictNT . Watch Phil Owen explain the vital peatland and footpath restoration work.
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
Government publishes national framework for planning today, with release of greenbelt for development📜
We're calling for local wildlife sites & key habitats to be off for table, & planning system to boost nature🏡
wcl.org.uk/nppf-press-releas…
Stay tuned tomorrow for more from us📻
ALT Rows of hedges in front of new build houses
CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire retweeted
How can we make our Green Belt better for nature, climate & people?🌱
In our briefing with @CPRE, @openspacessoc & more we set out how to boost Green Belt so it supports habitats from woodland to grasslands & gives communities access to natural spaces🌳
wcl.org.uk/docs/Link_briefin…
ALT A hilly, rural landscape. Fields and trees line the ground with rain clouds in the sky